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Bonnie and Clyde -simples!
... evening as the temperatures are due to plummet overnight and some flurries of snow on the upper slopes forecast before going back to 11 degrees for the rest of the week. Hope we get some clear days for the parents that coming this, so they can at least see the mountains. Cuttings and potting up will have to wait until a dry spell.
Dodge has taken to digging up the garden in the pursuit of the small rodents that seem to burrow their way round our meadow. He ...
Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido
... d’autre à faire ici à par le parc. Bon… on fait quoi? On réorganise nos affaires? Finalement, nous en avons profité pour se mettre à jour côté nouvelles, ce qui n’était pas une mauvaise chose finalement!
Rendu vers l’heure du dîner, un dégagement s’annonce. On décide de partir vers le parc et de se lancer à l’aventure. Quelle bonne idée! La randonnée que nous avons faite ...
The Pyrenees
... the summit we took the funicular back down and went into Lourdes for lunch. Seonaid had mussels in beer and cream and I had the warm goat’s cheese salad. Yummy!
We then took a slow stroll down to the Tourist Information Centre to meet our guide for the tour.
There were a total of 4 people on the tour; us and a French couple. Why they had booked on the English speaking tour and not the French one I’ll never know ...
Travel Day - to Paris on the TGV
... She arrived on Thursday and spent most of her time at the Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay while I was in the Pyrenees. We're staying at the Hotel du Louvre. Despite the fact that it's 9:00 p.m., the restaurants are crowded and several have more than an hour wait. After inquiring at several we resign ourselves to an hour wait and a 10:30 dinner. It's Paris, after all. .
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Last Day on the Bike!
... then a light but steady rain begins to fall - the first poor weather we've seen all week. I really don't like riding in the rain - in north Texas, one rarely needs to. But we pedal on to the cathedral and cloisters at Saint Bertrand de Comminges. The church, which dates to the the 12th century, sits at the top of a hill and looks a bit like a fortress (which are common in the region - see the ...
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